www.theguardian.com/news/ng-inte...
A cold start in the Wye Valley earlier this week.
"Climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live until you're the one filming it"
Just 2 miles from me. Almost the one filming it this time.
The new 2025 Global Carbon Budget finds that fossil fuel emissions will reach a new high in 2025. Total CO2 emissions (including land use) remain flat at 2024 levels.
While the land sink is up from 2024, carbon sinks are weakening: www.carbonbrief.org/...
Itβs not like weβre not building nuclear reactors π€·ββοΈ (O.H. Is currently employed as an engineer designing one of them)!
Womenβs super league on now Man U v Arsenal
I wonder, is it because the Welsh racists had enough self awareness to realise they wouldnβt be able to draw the dragon?
Was speaking with my white-presenting niece (Asian / European heritage) sheβd been to a show with a friend and the kidβs teacher mum. The mum commented βthereβs loads of P*kis hereβ. A teacher FFS! Who is aware of her dual heritage. So casual in her racism.
Greta Thunberg en tΓͺte d'une nouvelle flottille pour Gaza pour "prΓ©venir le gΓ©nocide"
Think climate change is already a political hot potato?
Just wait until people clock what's behind the cost of food going up up up
"In the five years to July, food prices increased by around 37%. That compares with a rise of 4.4% over the previous five-year period"
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Record heat in 2024 caused ecosystems on land to emit nearly as much carbon dioxide as they took out of the atmosphere
Less ice = less radiation reflected and more heat absorbed = less ice = less radiation reflected and more heat absorbed = less ice = less radiation reflectedβ¦
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08...
I take it youβve never worked for The OU then? Iβm pretty sure Reply All was the standard method of communication with them.
Hahaha I started reading this and just thought - sounds about right!
No but definitely will π
Jepson & Blythe?
The farmers are a more difficult matter. Poor quality unproductive hilly areas could be left to regenerate, the profits from such areas are low so there could theoretically be subsidies π€·ββοΈ not really my field of expertise.
IMO reintroduce natural predators of deer. It changes their behaviour so they donβt graze the same area for long periods of time. Itβs not just about the direct kills.
βFloral diversity has been replaced by a uniform expanse of grass, grazed close to the ground by sheep.β And therein lies the problem. Over grazing has destroyed the biodiversity in the UK mostly through farming and through the lack of predators for deer to a lesser extent.
A Four-spotted Chaser dragonfly clings to a stem, silhouetted against a glowing orange sun. Its fragile wings illuminate in the heat-haze of sunset: a striking image of natureβs beauty, and its vulnerability in the face of a changing climate and ongoing wildlife loss.
Weβre in a nature and climate emergency, and we welcome Ed Miliband and Steve Reedβs recognition of that yesterday.
Tackling nature and climate together is essential.
But facing the crisis means acting on it, and the latest EIP progress report is a reality check...
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WTF France? How is maternity leave so poor there? (US obviously as expected)
British farming voted for it π€·ββοΈ
I think you overestimate their capacity to know this information π€£
Iβd never heard of this place, read the headline and assumed it was in France (the name) and was shocked. Read further and thought βohβ π (no longer shocked, which is awful).
You should be terrified that this is probably the coolest summer for the rest of your life (if not it will be one of the coolest).